is donald trump -- is donald trump george wallace? >> donald trump is a lot of things. you don't want to get me started on all the ways i find donald trump to be offensive. >> thank you, charles, thank you, matt. i appreciate it. >>> donald trump's preferred method of communication is using twitter. many foreign leaders find it unnerving, will he stop tweeting when he becomes president? splenda naturals? well... she's made with stevia. come on! stevia has a bitter aftertaste. hold on. splenda naturals is not bitter. she's as sweet as sweet can be, and calorie-free. again with the calories? it turns out people don't want extra calories. so that's it? no, we made you a cake. with sugar? oh, no. (laughing) with suthat's a good thing, eligible for medicare? but it doesn't cover everything. only about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. so consider an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, they pick up some of what medicare doesn't pay and could

patrick's day of donald trump's life. st. trick's day is bad enough for trump already, enless stream of paraders logging up in front of his door on fifth avenue, but this year it will be the day, or maybe the day after, that he has signed his first increase in this debt ceiling, voted on by republicans in congress. the current debt ceiling expires at 12:01 a.m. on march 16th. so the first major crisis of the trump presidency is officially scheduled for march 16th. day 55 of donald trump's presidency. he will do on that day what every president before him has done, when necessary, and raise the debt ceiling. and when he does it, he will not be able to make any even vaguely realistic promises to his voters that the national debt will have go down. ever. because when he signs the increase in the debt ceiling, donald trump and the republicans in congress will be trying to pass this resolution, this stunning increase in the national debt. by that time, the news media will have caught up with what's in this resolution. so donald tru

>> we've seen donald trump contra dict his staff. done it throughout the campaign and then kellyanne conway made comment about the ethics committee and then trump took a different position. i feel sorry for kell yaen and rest of the team because tweets seem to matter more than policy communicated by the officials in his administration. >> kayleigh called adverse aerss losers, and ugly. and i know we've said he's going to pivot and change but -- >> i think he's going to be his authentic self but last few days or weeks he's hammering home the top message. north korea. not going to let this happen, not going to send a long-range ballistic missile here but what we neglect is not all of it will be in the tweet. will be summits in the background and diplomacy and message on twitter. i think dummy and those words will be left. seen a little bit of a change. >> you heard hilary say poses a problem for kellyanne conway, stronger in her language but as a donald trump supporter you have to change message because he says something else between 5:

>> hey hey, ho ho, donald trump has got to go! >> hey hey, ho ho, donald trump has got to go! >> hey hey, ho ho, donald trump has got to go! >> shut it down! >> hey hey, ho ho, donald trump has got to go! >> hey hey, ho ho, donald trump has got to go! [indistinct conversations] >> hey hey, ho ho, donald trump has got to go! >> hey hey, ho ho, donald trump has got to go! >> hey hey, ho ho, donald trump has got to go! >> hey hey, ho ho, donald trump has got to go! [indistinct conversations] >> facts are facts and lies are lies! >> facts are facts and lies are lies! >> facts are facts and lies are lies! [indistinct conversations] >> tell me what democracy looks like! >> this is what democracy looks like! >> tell me what democracy looks like! >> this is what democracy looks like! [indistinct conversations] >> tell me what democracy looks like! >> this is what democracy looks like! [indistinct conversations] >> black lives matter! >> black lives matter! [indistinct conversations] >> black lives matter! >> black lives matter! >> black lives matter! >> black lives matter! >> signs is

>> (hablan inglÉs) (aplausos) se cumple la amenaza donald trump anuncia la construcciÓn ya del muro dea frontera, el refuerzo de la seguridad en la frontera y el recorte de fondos a la ciudad santuario. >> conmociÓn entre los inmigrantes que temen por su futuro en mÉxico el presidente su plan tiene cancelar su viaje a washington la semana prÓxima. >> significa aÚn mÁs temor para la comunidad de inmigrante. >> tiene dudas temores la abogada experta en inmigraciÓn alma rosa responde aquÍ en noticias telemundo todas sus preguntas ♪ . >> noticias telemundo con josÉ dÍaz-balart. >> buenas tardes finalmente pasÓ, lo que tantos migrante temÍan o al menos parte de ellos se ha cumplido, el presidente donald trump ha firmado las anuncia anunciadas Órdenes ejecutivas sobre migraciÓn, en realidad es una sola sustentada en varios pilares que va a influir directamente en la vida de muchos miembros de nuestra comunidad, para empezar el gobierno de estados unidos va a construir el muro, no se sabe cuando aunque donald trump ha dicho que serÁ inmediato, ni se sabe con quÉ fondos lo que ha dejado claro

it donald trump. 74% of women said no they cannot relate it donald trump. that is the country you live in. would you say that donald trump is level-headed? 62% said no. 56% of men said no. 67% of women said no. that was before this happened. >> president-elect, since you are attacking our news organization -- >> not you. your organization is terrible. your organization is terrible. >> go ahead. >> quiet, quiet. >> go ahead. >> she is asking a question, don't be rude. don't be rude. >> can you give us a question. >> don't be -- no, i'm not going to give you a question. >> can you state -- >> you are fake news. go ahead. >> can you state categorically -- >> mr. president-elect, that's not appropriate. >> would you say that donald trump cares about average americans, 52% say no. you are not alone if you don't think donald trump cares about average americans. do you think donald trump is honest? 53% say no. do you eye prove or disapprove of the way donald trump is handling his responsibilities as presiden

donald trump surrendered and instead of the president of mexico paying for that wall, donald trump turnedround an said the american taxpayers are going to pay for that wall. >> mexico won. >> the president of mexico cancelling his meeting with president trump. >> the president of mexico said it was all his idea. >> unless mexico is going to treat the united states fairly, such a meeting would be fruitless. >> you lost and you will keep losing, because mexico's right. >> they are goi-- we are going build the wall, whose going to pay for it. >> we are going to pay for it. >> donald trump is changing the republican party. >> mitch, don't worry about it. >> it's almost like sort of the stockholm syndrome. they are caught. they don't know what to do. >> tax at 50%, $50 billion at 20% of imports, $10 million a year and easily pay for the wall. >> it could easily start a trade war. it's stupid. >> no better word than stupid. >> so good luck. >> so are you tired of winning yet? or are you tired of seeing america humiliated? people voted for donald trump for many reasons, both positive an negative

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luckily donald trump's choice for defense secretary disagrees with virtually everything donald trump has said about nuclear weapons during the campaign, and we're also lucky that donald trump's choice for treasury secretary disagreed with him so sharply today. it's hard to pick the most irresponsible thing that donald trump has said as a candidate but it's easy to pick the most irresponsible thing he said about fiscal policy and economics. he was the first presidential candidate in history, nominated by a major party, who said he doesn't think that the united states of america needs to honor its debt. >> do you believe we, in terms of the united states, need to pay 100 cents on the dollar or there are ways to renegotiate that debt? >> look, i've borrowed knowing that you can pay back. we are in a different situation with a country but i would borrow knowing if the economy crashed you could make a deal. >> when you take out a car loan and you pay $200 a month, do you take it out thinking, whenever i feel like it, run in to trouble i can renegotiate the 300 a month. i can pay them less

and donald trump holding up the extortionist. posing for the cameras. donald has lots of deep connections, including with the russian oligarchs who are a network of criminals sponsored by vladimir putin's government. we need to know about these relationships and why trump doesn't distance himself. >> thank you, david. thank you, miguel. >>> when we come back, it doesn't look like donald trump will give up twitter anytime soon, but what happens once he becomes president? sometimes you just know when you hit a home run. that's how i feel about blue-emu pain relief spray. odorless and fast-acting. it soothes all my muscle aches and pains. and it's convenient for those hard to reach places. and if you're like me, you'll love blue-emu super strength cream. it's made with real emu oil, it's non greasy, it's a deep penetrating formula that works itself down into your joints. take it from me. it works fast and you won't stink. blue-emu, it works for me it'll work for you. >>> donald trump may be our first twitter president, but could that backfire? kayleigh mcen

donald trump today?ard from donald trump today7m what do you make what you have heard from donald trump today? it sounded like a from donald trump today? it sounded likea campaign from donald trump today? it sounded like a campaign speech where he was only interested in his base in terms of who he was speaking to. that is untraditional. many presidents make a point to tell people who did not vote for them that he is the president for all americans. that is not the tone he used. it was clear to those who did not vote for him that he would be the president for his own voters. those primarily on the far right or the poor, white working class, and maybe even some white supremacists. i think that leaves over 50% of the voters, because he did not get the popular vote, worried that donald trump will not be the president for all americans. there are people that will be saying that he has gotten victory and is in office and it benefits all americans if he does well and it is just time to get behind him. well, i t

las personas que han venido aqÍi son personas que apoyan al presidente donald trump. so va a perjudicar a muchos norteamericanos. la definiciÓn de cuÁl es el interÉs de estados unidos, entendiendo que el presidente de estados unidos defiende a estados unidos, es lÓgico. si entramos en una dinÁmica de renegociar, tener que conseguir, si se acaba, nueva autorizaciÓn para renegociar con el congreso. luego, renegociar con mÉxico y canadÁ. luego, mandar de nuevo al congreso. eso se tiene que mandar de nuevo al congreso. >> los tratados tienen que ser ratificados por el senado, pero lo que hemos visto en los Últimos aÑos, es que los presidentes casi no firman tratados. [habla en inglÉs] firman acuerdos internacionales. el presidente puede decidir mandar al congreso para dar legitimidad, que es lo que hizo el presidente clinton. lo hizo como un tratado, porque requiere una mayorÍa. como acuerdo, perdÓn. >> recordaras muy bien quemando al senado y a la cÁmara, y le costÓ mucho trabajo conseguirlos votos a la cÁmara. no como tratado, como acuerdo. el problema, es que tengo ente

because donald trump is a weaker negotiator. because donald trump is a pushover. or because vladimir putin sees donald trump as his very own rodeo clown. that is the only reason that it could be smart for vladimir putin to wait to deal with donald trump. there is no compliment to donald trump in that concept, but, of course, that's one of the many things that donald trump doesn't know. "great move on delay by v. putin. i always knew he was very smart." jameel smith of mtv news tweeted "this is borderline treasonous. i don't know what putin has on this cat, but my lord, it must be incredible. god help us." another tweeted "i don't think trump committed treason in this tweet, but he's in the neighborhood." another tweeted "what's the threshold for treason?" and that is the question that donald trump's tweet poses. it is is very possible that donald trump will tweet and say and do other things especially in relation to russia that will provoke this question time and time again this year. what is the threshold for treason? everyone vaguely remembers something about pr

the moment that donald trump took the oath of office. mnly swear that i will faithfully execute the office of president of the united states and will to the best of my ability preserve, protect and defend the constitution of the united states. so help me god. congratulations, mr president. let's talk about how donald trump might affect the rest of the world because america first foreign policy is the new heading on the white house website as of a few hours ago with pledges to rebuild the american military and destroy islamic terror groups. the german vice chancellor said in a television interview... the president of taiwan, richard at mrtrump. couple of different reactions. to discuss foreign policy and the impact across the world, we can talk to our correspondent in mexico city will grant and steve rosenberg in moscow. he promised to build a wall and make mexico pay for it. do people think this will happen? people here are furious that the suggestion that they would have to pay for a wall that they don't want thatis pay for a wall that t

donald trump. >> i will reiterate what i just said. i think my father would be concerned there are 580, 60 million people living in poverty and we have to create a climate for all voters to be lifted. in america, with $23 trillion economy it is insanity we have poor people in this nation. that's unacceptable. when we work together, we know we can roll up our sleeves. there's nothing we as americans can't do. >> a tough tight rope to be on today. he could have said everything that he would imagine his father saying about donald trump and then instantly lose any chance of influencing donald trump. but martin luther king iii wants to encourage donald trump to provide ways to provide cheap i.d.s, free passports or photos on social security cards to people who don't have photo i.d.s so they will be able to comply with voter i.d. laws. he wants to enable more people to vote. that was one of his father's life missions. that's why martin luther king iii was at trump tower today. here's how he handled the q

this was tough. >> what were the factors that led to donald trump's surprise win? how did the variables, the factors that went into why americans voted and why even more didn'ted ed add up to a wi formula. this is "the trump equation." have you ever seen one of these in the flesh in real life? >> not until now. >> you want to hold it? >> no, thanks. >> how about you? you want to try it on? >> no. >> you sure. >> pretty sure. >> what do you think when you see this? >> i get mad. >> donald trump's election was a surprise to voters, pollsters and even us in the media. do you know what this is? >> a trump hat. >> are you surprised that he won? >> yeah. >> why? >> didn't seem like he was using language of a lot of people i use but i'm also from california where he wasn't a popular one. >> yeah. >> surprised? >> definitely surprised. >> here in my home state of california, america's biggest and bluest, it's fair to say a lot of people are still in shock. you want to hold it? >> no. >> absolutely not. were you surprised that donald trump 1 wwon? >> yes. >> on a scale of on

please raise your right hand and repeat after me, i don notjohn trump do solemnly swear. i donaldon trump do solemnly swear. that i will faithfully execute. that i will faithfully execute. that i will faithfully execute. the office of president of the united states. the office of the president of the united states. and well, to the best of my ability. well, to the best of my ability. preserve, protect and defend. reserve, protect and defend. the constitution of the united states. so help me god. so help me god. congratulations, mr president. the moments when the transfer of power was complete. he went on to getan power was complete. he went on to get an inaugural address that was a rallying cry for change in this country, a direct address to his supporters, saying the power is being taken away from washington and handed back to you, and from now on, it will be only america first. january 20 2017 will be remembered as the day the people became the rulers of this nation again. applause the forgotten men and women of our country will be forgotten no longer. everyone is listening to y

all of his adult children, eye can have a trump and jared kushner. donald jr. d his family. >> and barren was here. >> barren and all of their kids, too. and barren's cousins, melania trump in attendance as well. agy as we sort of talk here and wait for the president-elect to arrive i have got to ask you how do you grade his transition? give us the transition report card as we enter the last hours of it. >> i think he gets excellent marks for having picked his cabinet faster than most president-elects have done. and he did it so that most of them could have their hearings scheduled. the only one that's not scheduled is secretary of agriculture. i think he has done a good job of getting his cabinet in place. i think he is a little bit behind on getting some of the assistant secretaries and the deputy assistant secretaries in place. and i think he will find that that is a challenge because it's hard to run the bureaucracies if they don't have the leadership that represents the president. so he should work very hard over the next ten days to get people nominated th

(aplausos). >>> ahora helen solo falta donald trump ¿no?. on tomÓ este mismo juramento. milagroso porque lo hemos hecho cada 4 aÑos desde 1789. y el ejemplo que establece para demo kraszs en todas partes. washington creÍa que la inauguraciÓn de segundo presidente serÍa mÁs importante de la del primer presidente. y muchas personas habÍan tomado el poder en el gobierno hasta ese momento. pero pocos habÍan pasado el control a otros. y tan importante que fue el primer traslado del poder, muchos pensaron que el prÓximo traslado era mÁs importante. cuando en 1801 un grupo de personas abogÓ por el traslado a un grupo de personas que ellos creÍan que tenian un punto de vista totalmente diferente de lo que el gobierno debÍa de hacer. despuÉs de esa elecciÓn, en la que se descubriÓ un fallo en la constituciÓn, que fue sanada por la enmienda 12, thomas jefferson mÁs alla del caos de la elecciÓn que habÍa pasado, dijo, todos somos republicanos y federalistas. despuÉs de 4 aÑos de guerra civil en la segunda inauguraciÓn del discurso d com que ambos lados

think of donald trump?hat would he have said about donald trump during the campaign if he had not been assassinated in the middle of the presidential campaign of 1968? dr. king would be 88 years old today. we are left to wonder what he would say about donald trump, as we have been left to wonder what he would say about everything. since april 4th, 1968. here's one possibility of what martin luther king jr. would have said if he had been alive to witness the trump presidentialpresident presidential campaign. >> he is definitely an unacceptable candidate, i think in foreign policy he sets forth anile which can very easily forms a whole civilized world in to an abyss of annihilation. he gives the philosophy that is out of harmony with the 20th century and in civil rights he articulates a philosophy which serves to give aid and comfort to the racists. >> aid and comfort to the reyesireye racists. >> standing with martin luther king jr. when he said that was john lewis. >> mr. clinton, i don't see how any decent

i, donald john trump, do solemnly swear. i, donald john trump, do solemnly swear.s. the office of president of the united states. and will do the best of my ability. and will do the best of my ability. and will do the best of my ability. preserve, protect and defend the constitution of the united states. preserve, protect and defend the constitution of the united states. so help me god. so help me god. congratulations, mr president. applause and there it is. donald trump is the president of the united states. the 45th president of america. he has now taken the oath of office. he is the commander—in—chief. he has the nuclear codes. he is the ceremonial head of state, the elected head of state. this is a man with an enormous amount of power. right now, the 21 gun salute blaring out around this city, to mark a moment that view it here thought would happen and many people around the world did not expect either. a big changes coming to america, and donald trump will be at its helm. applause chiefjustice roberts, president carter, president clinton, president bush, presi

but is donald trump really that keen ona but is donald trump really that keen on a free—trade deal that of stuff getting into america that he might not like? i think he does want it because there are all sorts of areas where we have enormous cooperation in trade anyway. it is our biggest trading partner by a huge margin over any other country, so we already have enormous trade links with the us. there is no doubt they can be strengthened in areas like services, investment and property rights, those sorts of things. i think that is a very natural partnership for him. it does not threaten any of these industries because we are not going to sell him manufacturing that will threaten to hire. it is much more about services, the city and investment, which we already do in a big way already. but will it not include us having to take gm foods for instance? well, i think there are all sorts of issues where the eu has put its foot down and said it will not have gm food, but that is an issue with the wga 0 and that is something we do not feel the same way about. gm food is very good for poor peopl

donald trump. -- let's handed off to president donald trump. [applause] president trump: and honestly there is nothing more i can say, because i have a lot of respect for those two people. thank you for being here. we will be working very hard. i know chuck is going to approve. whether you are republican or democrat, it doesn't make any difference, we are going to get along. you have done a spectacular job. i want to thank you. thank you, everybody. >> two clock final things, you can remain standing. >> thank you for joining us for our continued coverage of events from washington. under overcast skies, donald trump has been sworn in as the 45th president of the united states of america. presidency will set the course for america and the rest of the world for many years to come. with tradition and thinking h his predecessor, who he described as magnificent. trump is the oldest person to be sworn in as president, and he spoke out about his ambitious plans to build a new instructor for america. again,

this is where donald trump will sit after he has been inaugurated and given his speech. aving. this is an extraordinary first family, one more beautiful than the next. is that what you call your typical family in that regard? donald trump is not able to google president. we are leaving one year of traditional politics to something different. what do you mean? to the extent there is an undeniable future, and mark zuckerberg or george clooney i’u ns mark zuckerberg or george clooney runs next. it may not be the typical pathway into office. the cavalcade has entered the white house grounds and will pull up at the front portico, where visiting heads of states, and dignitaries, are always met, at those front doors. traditionally, on inauguration morning, the first couple, so president obama and michelle obama, they would greet donald trump and melania trump on the steps, then go inside. it will be the last moments. there you go, michelle obama is there with barack obama, waiting for the trumps. they we re obama, waiting for the trumps. they were in this position eight years ag

, donald trump and russia, donald trump and vladimir putin, and they have before them a nominee rex tillerson who has business ties to russia just by virtue of the oil business he's been in for all of his life. that did they see an opportunity to use this nomination to make a bigger statement about their concerns about donald trump and russia? >> i think that's a fair statement. however, i do believe that rex tillerson was very imfattic that he is clear-eyed about putin. as is donald trump. -- george bush said he was going to try to have at least a dialogue capability with putin and i think that's what rex tillerson and the president-elect are also saying. i don't think they want to start out by calling my name of a head of a country that is an adversary. it's a country that we are going to have to deal with in a very firm way. and i think going now into that, in a measured way is the right approach. i thought general mattis was also very clear in his hearing. i think rex and general mattis are going to be a great team to put america's best foot forward in a very judicious, but

does donald trump do with director comey? could fire him. sense thatt the there is a lot of confidence coming out of from -- out of trump tower in comey. firede: if you could be at any minute, it won't matter. overall, the first press conference was a success for donald trump? it was unlikel, any presidential related press conference i have ever seen. it was a free willing, rollicking affair. we have grown accustomed to presidential press conferences where everyone is seated. he has a list of questions. sometimes, you have a press secretary calling for the reporters. this was donald trump coming out and freewheeling and calling on different news organizations. and following no planned script. it was really something else. he was freewheeling in his answers. >> he loved every minute of it. has not done one since july but i expect him to do a lot of them. has the british intelligence officer or operative been identified? i thought i saw something today. >> the wall street journal identified the person. aw, it the person works f

she told me donald trump can bring a winner's mindset to the white house. makes a decision and gets it done. do you have any reservations about his personality, the things he's said about women, for example? i think everybody who is behind him has some reservations, because they really don't know the truth behind that and they're just hoping at this point in his life, he has put that behind him. wisconsin may have voted trump, but only by 1%. and some here are still struggling with the result. this is one of the most important jobs in the world and i'm not certain that he's prepared for it. but hockey mom leila is willing to give the new president a chance, even though as a muslim, she's worried by some of his comments. i try to look at the bright side. i think we have to just wait and see what happens. you sound to me like you're maybe a little nervous? yes, i might be. are you prepared to support him? um, not quite prepared to support him, but i am prepared to initiate change to support him. what does that mean? how do you initiate change to support him? c

and that's what donald trump has said. let's start with a blank slate. to walk through what are the options? what are the possibilities of increasing the accessibility. >> anyone who has been in that small little space, knows it's a small, confined little hole and it should be a bigger place. >> the most field goals in post season game in nfl history, and he is able to bang it through. the pittsburgh steelers. will play for a ninth super bowl trip next sunday. that is unbelievable. it is good. the packers are moving on. brian: i tell you what. fox had to be happy. that was the best game so far. parkers cowboys. steve: how about the fact the kicker, he kicked the ball even it was after the whistle, and he made it the first time. and it got ever so close, and sure enough it was in. ainsley: so this coming sunday will be super bowl. many of you are out of school today to remember our country's hero martin luther king. we have the inauguration this week, and then we find out who's going to the super bowl on sunday. and the super bowl is what? a week later aft

donald trump has become the 45th president of the united states. iberty ball, the first of three inauguration balls. they had the first dance alongside vice president mike pence. they werejoined by his family. he promised to end the scourges of abandoned factories, rampant crime, and a failed education system. he also said once again that he would make america great again. in foreign policy he said he would build new alliances and unite the civilised world, with the aim of eradicating radical islamic terrorism. that is all for now. stay with us on bbc news. thank you for watching. hello. many of us have enjoyed quite a settled spell of weather over recent days, but that's not to say that we're all enjoying the same sorts of conditions. quiet but on the cold side. a widespread frost indicated by the blue colour. blog is a bit of a player as well. where we have kept cloud overnight, it will help to keep the temperature is up. that is along the western side, devon to cornwall. eastern england as well in some sports. 0n the welsh and english border, —5,

the american people penetrated that club through donald trump. o dc, laid a wreath at arlington memorial at the tomb of the unknown soldier. and inaugural concert kicking it off. what do you think of celebrities that have been canceled. >> well celebrities get a backlash, there have been pretty good ads from hollywood against donald trump, we have jon voight coming to our event. i think he is you know, a great celebrity, we have sheriff clark, i mean the power is with the people, i think that irony of donald trump is, he is the world's biggest celebrity. but you can see, this inauguration message is about getting back to work for the american people. forgotten with the ads and media are american people, and donald trump will remember them. liz: thank you eric, fox business is all over the inauguration tomorrow we start bright and early with maria bartiromo. at 5:00 a.m., follow by varney and company, i'll be on that show with ashley webster, and. neil cavuto taking over from all of the inauguration action from 11 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., then lou dobbs

. >> i, donald john trump, do solemnly swear... >> as donald trump begins his presidency... >> we had won the election that no one thought we could win. >> the inside story of how he got there. >> once i understood that he was willing to double down and be a fighter for what he believes in, i'm all in. >> they'd be carried out on a stretcher, folks. >> it felt like a box of matches even before he took the stage, and they were just waiting for donald trump to come and light it. >> from his closest advisors.. >> i had said to mr. trump one day, "are you ready to win?" >> and his rivals. >> director comey's letter... >> just got smacked by a 2 x 4. and it came out of nowhere. >> the provocative campaign... >> nobody knows the system better than me. >> ...to the presidency. >> which is why i alone can fix it. >> tonight ofrontline >> so help me god... "trump's road to the white house." >> frontlinis made possible by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. and by the corporation for public broadcasting. major support for frontliis provided by the john d. and cat

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it was a repudiation of the donald trump worldview. today marks the beginning. ginning of our story. the revolution starts here. president trump takes office as the most unpopular new president ever. today's march, he faces up to that fact. katty kay, bbc news, washington. debra shushan is a professor from william and mary college in virginia, who took part in the women's march in washington. thanks very much indeed forjoining us. thanks very much indeed forjoining us. we've got a picture of you at the march, which, if we take a look at it, clearly shows the placard that you were carrying around, it says, effectively, this is not normal. what is not normal? authoritarianism is not normal in the united states. we are — americans are very proud of our democracy, and we have a tendency i think to take it for granted. and many of us have become, myself included, certainly, have become very concerned about the possibility of creeping carimi and authoritarian tendencies that are being shown by this new administration, and we are adamant about signalling to the administ

but not donald trump. he continues to be nice to vladimir putin on the same day that he attacked an american reporter at his press conference because the reporter committed the unpardonable offense of doing his job. and so the mystery continues tonight. why is donald trump so nice to vladimir putin? no one is taking the buzzfeed documents as conclusive proof of anything. so reporters continue to probe for other possible explanations after donald trump insisted today that he has no deals in russia, and that he would be -- nothing that would make him beholden to putin or the russians. he was once again logically asked about his tax returns. >> will you release your tax returns to prove what you're saying about no deals in russia? >> well, i'm not releasing the tax returns, because as you know they're under audit. >> of course, we do not know that they're under audit. we have never known that donald trump says that they are. but he has never produced the irs form letter that commences every audit. that letter

in shadowy work, both to promote donald trump and also gain a hold over him? e is visiting the russian capital in 2013, for the miss universe pageant, then co—owned by mr trump. the most lurid claim is that he used the same hotel suite which president obama had stayed in for unusual acts involving sex workers, all of it allegedly recorded by russian spy cameras and microphones. i was in russia years ago with the miss universe contest, which did very well, in the moscow area. it did very, very well. and i told many people, be careful because you don't want to see yourself on television. cameras all over the place. and again, notjust russia, all over. does anyone really believe that story? i'm also very much of a germophobe, by the way. the source for the unproved claims is said to be a former british spy and ex—mi6 officer who was once based in moscow. today dmitry peskov, putin's spokesman said the claims were pulp fiction and a clear attempt to damage relations. mr trump says he is in no way compromised by vladimir putin's preference for him as the next presid

any minute, donald trump and his wife melania trump will be taking their first dance. they are at the liberty ball. i'm at the armed services ball. wire honoring members of our military. donald trump expected to address the crowd. they are waiting enthusiastically. connell? reporter: i heard you referencing the first dance for the first couple. first type as president and first lady that we'll see mr. and mrs. trump at the liberty ball. as they do that and make their way through this city, they may see some of the protesters that gathered earlier outside that location at the washington convention center where the first two balls are being held. i don't think they will do much to obstruct the president and the first lady as they make their way in there. it's a $1,500 a ticket affair. and it's invitation only for members of the military, honoring the first responders. earlier this evening the work of this brand-new administration started to get under way even before the festivity of the evening as we were covering got under way. we saw the president in the oval office. w

you have a similar kind of situation here for donald trump. i think george w. bush did a fantastic job of assuring the country he would be the president of the whole country. trump has said the same. let's give him a chance to prove it. >> there's a lot of talk about the nuclear codes and there was a lot of talk during the campaign about the nuclear codes. a lot of accusations that donald trump should not have those in his hand, he's not fit to have them, too erratic, too unpredictable, doesn't have the temperament somebody given that grave responsibility will need. talk to me about the changes that happen when somebody is handed over the nuclear football. does that affect a person in a way that maybe they don't even expect? >> oh, it has to. even somebody like george w. bush, who had the benefit of watching his dad's presidency, was deeply affected the moment that he received his briefing on his most terrifying and awesome responsibility, and that is the authority to order a nuclear strike. that usually happens the morning of the inauguration where the presiden

john lewis attacked donald trump. donald trump has a trite respond to that. howie: we can debate whether he responded to harshly. >> these reporters forget how these events started. it's john lewis who is questioning the legit math ma i or -- questioning the legitimacy of the election on november 8. howie: there has been a lot of sharp criticism. a lot of people want to come to these briefings, but the idea of moving the white house press corp out of that space would take them away from access to other press officials and the press would see that as a hostile move. >> the demand to cover donald trump and interest is off the charts. we saw that at the press conference at trump tower. right not you briefing room in the white house sits 60 people. let's say you can get 70 people in there. change is difficult. but sometimes changing be better. we are look at spaces in the white house that will allow more journalists to cover. i think sometimes change is scary. the white house is 18 acres. it's the house itself. but what's the down side? let's try it for the first

i even saw a donald trump burger in moscow the other night. israel. mr trump comes in at a time when the us relationships under president obama sank toa relationships under president obama sank to a very low level, an all—time low, and there was very little communication between benjamin netanyahu and president obama in the end. donald trump has promised to beat israel's best friend in the us. there are plans to talk about relocating the us embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem, which we re from tel aviv to jerusalem, which were ina from tel aviv to jerusalem, which were in a sense be a recognition of israel's claimed that jerusalem were in a sense be a recognition of israel's claimed thatjerusalem is its capital. it is something that is hugely contentious in the arab world. jordan has said it would be a red line to do that and it would cross a red line and turkey would be against it. donald trump talked about it continually during the campaign, we will see whether he follows up on that. an ambassador, david friedman, a strong supporter of israel

he's going to introduce donald trump himself.nd before that happens, jan, leading up to this inauguration, i only caught a small tailnd of sam moore. i love sam. when i was a kid, me and my younger brothers would sit in the bathtub singing soul man with the bubbles in the bathtub. >> too much information, charles. but, jan, one of the things we see happening. the boycott by hollywood and elected officials, democrats. so donald trump has a lot of heavy lifting to do. but it would be helpful if the others would help as well. >> he needs to provide plane tickets to the hollywood stars who said they were going to leave. america would be a better place if they would leave. charles: let's step in and listen to tom barrett. >> the anticipation of the new president as the global leader of the world in three minutes you have reflection and you have expectation. and every president puts their own fingerprints on an inauguration. this president-elect was specific about we wanted. what he wanted was a you. he wanted it to be of the people. a

donald trump comenzÓ el dÍa en el que se convirtiÓ en el 45 presidente de estados unidos, siguiendo laiciÓn de visitar la iglesia frente a la casa blanca. los trump fueron recibidos por los obama y luego partieron en caravana al congreso. miles de personas llegaban al capitolio para presenciar una ceremonia de juramentaciÓn que fue mÁs corta y con menos asistentes que los dos Últimos cambios de mando. el reverendo samuel rodrÍguez estuvo entre quienes de presentaron a trump, que luego fue juramentado por el presidente de la corte suprema. en su breve discurso trump, criticÓ la situación del paÍs y que washington habÍa prosperado mientras que el pueblo no. " el 20 de enero serÁ recordado como el dÍa en que el pueblo se convierte el gobernante de la naciÓn", partidarios creen que fue el mensaje correcto. >> hace aÑos el presidente mandaba y hacÍa lo que quería en el congreso, es un presidente que va a escuchar al pueblo. >> la visiÓn de Él es que el paÍs tiene que ser fuerte y mejor otra vez como estuvo antes, este paÍs es muy poderoso y tiene muy buenas cosas y estamos dando unos pasos

is support for donald trump.course it is driving this boycott that is growing now, over 50 house democrats say they will not come to the inauguration at the end of this week on friday. it's -- in many ways it's unprecedented. we do know that lewis of course did not attend george w. bush's inauguration in 2001 over concerns about florida recount and what happened there. there were other democrats as well that joined him in that. but this is a pretty large group, and i think it underscores all of the things that you said at the top of the show, the divisions in this country still so raw. and when you talk to democrats up on the hill, you know, their feeling about donald trump's inauguration is apocalyptic, really, they do not feel this is another -- were it jeb bush, marco rubio, any one of those 17 people that ran against donald trump, i'm not sure you would be seeing the same level of emotion and focus on this. >> talk about betsy devos. she is going to have her hearing later today. you are there. what are you ex

weeks before he's sworn into office, donald trump gives a sworn deposition in one of his many ongoing legal battles, taking away from presidential prep today. plus. >> why you do that? >> tied up, beaten and tortured all on facebook, attackers yelling f trump and f white people. this hour new information about the punishment that four suspects are now facing. >> announcer: this is cnn breaking news. >> welcome back to the lead. i'm jim sciutto in again for jake tapper. we begin today with breaking news in our politics lead. sources tell cnn donald trump has tapped former indiana senator dan coats for director of national intelligence. that is, the nation's top spy. this as the current director along with his counter parts testified for hours today that there is no doubt that russian leadership was behind the cyber hacks during the 2016 race. and that they are more conif i he dent of that judgment than ever. president obama was briefed on the final report just a short time ago with president-elect trump's briefing scheduled for tomorrow. cnn's raju is on capitol hill. u.s. officials sa

donald trump saying the allegations against -- sorry, vladimir putin saying the allegations against donald trump are to delegitimize or undermine the president-elect. putin was speaking at the end of a press conference with the prime minister of moldova. he also said there was an internal political fight on the way in the united states even after the presidential election there is over. vladimir putin, the russian president, rejected allegations the russian secret services have for years gathered compromising information on donald trump. this was something that the dossier alleged. we did not know, he said, about his political ambitions years ago. just a rich businessman as security services don't chase after every american billionaire, he added. on the allegations of the compromising sexual material on trump, putin said that trump was a man who spent his life with the most beautiful women in the world. why would he need to socialize, he says, with russian prostitutes or girls of low social responsibility, as he put it, even though he added to some amusement in the crowd, they are clearly

we saw mlk do it, as well how donald trump is helping inner cities and race relations but then donaldrump goes out and does things that are kind of contrary to or very contrary to what the spirit of the meeting seemed to be. he appointed somebody who is a disbeliever in global rm waing to the epa and after that meeting with mlk jr. iii he got in to a fight with john lewis. he knows what to say to the people he's saying it, while he is in that room and that's why you see different tones in front of different crowds here today at the inauguration. lawrence? >> katy tur, thank you very much. anna marie cox, apparently donald trump doesn't understand there are tv cameras in the room and he will never again be speaking to a room. the idea i'm going to do this speech for this room doesn't understand the audience at all. >> he also doesn't understand that when you say something, as a president, as an elected official and you say you are going to do it. it's not a starting point. it's not a bargaining chip. it's not like the first price you offer. when you say things like "i'm going to elimin

donald trump the businessman, and donald trump the businessman, and donald trump the president seemedhe day after his surprise election victory barack obama said the world would keep on spinning, the sun would continue to rise. he's right, it has. but this morning, washington, america, and the rest of the world has woken to an uncertain new dawn. jon sopel, bbc news, washington. as we've seen, tens of thousands of trump supporters witnessed the billionaire property tycoon's swearing in as president. away from the ceremony at capitol hill though, there were violent clashes between police and protesters opposed to mr trump. our international correspondent ian pannell has spent the day with people, on both sides of the argument. # every little thing is going to be all right #. when american presidents are sworn in, it's usually a time at least to talk about healing divisions, but few have had such divided states to try to reunite. on one side is team trump and hundreds of thousands of them turned out from across the land. once people see, give him a year, they'll see they have more money

his son, martin luther king iii just met with president-elect donald trump. es inside the lobby there at the trump tower. mr. trump going toe to toe with another icon in his own rights, congressman john lewis of georgia. he marched with martin luther king in the '60s. spoke of that march